Dalal Street

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Dalal Street

An informal term for the Bombay Stock Exchange or for the investing community in India. See also: Wall Street.

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Indeed the economy has been sluggish for a while and though the Sensex is on steroids, Dalal Street is not Main Street.

The gains on Dalal Street were led by buying in IT, FMCG, banking and metal stocks.

In his latest adventure on Dalal Street, India's Wall Street in Mumbai, Khan essays the ruthlessly ambitious Shakun Kothari.

Film Review: 'Baazaar' tries and fails to rip off Wall Street blockbusters

Radhika Apte belongs to the Dalal street. She is charismatic and ready to 'cross the line' to take the extra risk to make money.

'Baazaar' movie review: Sharp, edgy and makes for an engaging watch

New Delhi: Bloodbath at dalal street continued on Thursday with Sensex crashing over 600 points and Nifty slipping below 10,700 level.

Market mayhem continues; Sensex crashes over 600 points, Nifty opens below 10,700

In the wake of the volatility witnessed on Dalal Street, market expert Sunil Shah opined that the monetary policy will decide the future of the market indices.

Market indices continue to plunge, all eyes on monetary policy

KARACHI -- The stock market fell in the shortened (four sessions) outgoing week, in line with the global equity rout that rattled markets from Wall Street to Dalal Street.

Stocks extend weekly losses on jittery global markets

When this hegemony is challenged then the question of merit is raised, as if all those in the Dalal Street in Mumbai are the most meritorious people.

Activist Writer Threatened

" The Beatles, Elvis, James Brown, The Rolling Stones - many a days and nights were spent with the four of us ( my elder sister too) singing and playing the guitar and harmonising to all those amazing singers and bands," says Shankar, who, along with her solo career as a musician, also hosts karaoke nights at Cafe Dalal Street in Connaught Place.

Singing the blues away on a weekday

India's 7.3 per cent GDP growth rate, Modi's decisive reform mandate, $50 billion oil import windfall and limited exposure to global manufactured goods trade has also made Dalal Street a consensus overweight for international investors.

Risk in emerging markets

Mumbai: Diwali seems to have come early to Dalal Street as benchmark Sensex on Monday zoomed 321 points, its best single-day gain in over a week, on back of much-awaited fuel reforms and hopes of Modi government going ahead with further economic initiatives after BJP's wins in state polls.